[ Antagonists are bad for digestion, Wally. As it is, Annie watches him, keeping her own council. For her, the politics are still too obvious and too dangerous. This idea of a world that accepts people with difficult to believe abilities, that welcomes them to handle the things that are so far out of the norm that they need help for the handling, it's new.

Annie has been looking to change herself. She's been succeeding, in the ways that matter, that probably don't show so well, because they're on the inside, in her head.

But she isn't a hero. She doesn't think of herself as a hero, and certainly not a superhero.

So against that, she has nothing to say. ]

Good. That's one subject I wouldn't have any knowledge of, not from this world - though I've researched the subject - and not from home.

[ It's all she has to say. Making things better, not worse, is what she can strive to do... without forcing it to a level of superheroics. ]

Be careful. That's all I really mean.